Are you tired of not being able to travel because it's just so expensive? Do finances keep you from your dream destinations and making memories with your family? In this podcast, we show you how you can fulfill that dream of traveling without spending more money. We've earned millions of credit card points to travel all over the world and take our families on amazing vacations. Vacations to Hawaii... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToSociety & CulturePlaces & TravelEducation |
Ever wondered what it's like to jet off to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur on a whim? Well, strap in because that's exactly what we did, and we're spilling all the details on how we turned points into a spectacular adventure. Join us, Pam, Jess, and Alex,... more
Ever wondered how a tropical vacation to Roatán might feel, but worried about the cost? Or maybe you’re wondering where Roatán even is! Well, buckle up and grab a piña colada because Pam just returned from an unforgettable adventure to Roatán, and ... more
In this episode, we're whisking you away on a global adventure from the vibrant streets of Austin, Texas, to the magical world of Disneyland, and across the pond to the historic landscapes of Scotland. Join us, the Travel Mom Squad (Pam, Jess, and Al... more
Ever daydreamed about jetting off on an around-the-world honeymoon? Or perhaps the mere thought of planning such an important adventure feels daunting? Fear not, because in today's episode, we sit down with the extraordinary Devan Sullivan, aka one-h... more
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The secret to their travel hacking seems to be leaving the kids at home while they travel. Pam as a retiree does not add value to the concept of family travel, and her comments about being a lounge snob and not flying anything other than business class are entitled and whiney. There are much better points and miles shows out there.
Really enjoy listening to these ladies talk about their wonderful adventures using points. Not sure I will ever be able to spend enough to keep getting the bonuses on the credit cards or as one of the ladies discussed $25,000 in spend to keep two hotel card benefits going for a year.
Only hear them talk about their redemptions and that’s it. If you want to learn follow frequent miler. This is the group where they started anyways
I love these 3 ladies and all their tips for those of us who love traveling and saving $$! Definitely one of my top favorite podcasts!
I have learned so much from the Travel Moms and will be using their tips to plan a trip to Hawaii and beyond
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